₦airaland Forum

1vandragon:
Hypocrisy is your bread and butter, so no surprises. Continue to run from pillar to post with your Hypocrisy.

Streetinvestor2:
So we are going to vote the drug baron in 2027 because of crack in ndc.
Is crack in ndc now an achievement for the drug baron for his reelection. Why are they wasting money in paying many of this data boys.I forget it is looted fund by drug baron

Kanwulia:
The cracks are APC AND DICKSON.

Nothing to do with OBIKWAN AND SUPPORTERS.🍷

You expect Obi/Kwankwaso supporters not to cry against corruption and injustice?

I SAY: WE MOOOOOOVE!!!!

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Who dey fear dem? BRING ON THE APC MOLES!!!! Including the bleached bole that wants to steal Aisha’s seat.😂

Ofunaofu:
That's the mantra going into 2027 general election

kinokano:
Peter obi is a good man who listens to people's predicament. The north will make sure he becomes the president by all means.

Ofunaofu:
the bold text is just your tension manifesting. You don't even know what you're typing

1vandragon:
Did the tinubu blame local governments in 2014?

Are local governments in charge of security agencies?

Bat will be very happy with you for closing your eyes to reality.

Thewrath:
Where were they all before obi’s arrival? Where is Labour Party today? The international community already knows all these chest beating is all about rigging because it has been proven countless times that INEC and the JUDICIARY is not completely independent. So it will not be new if obi looses because the the electoral process is not transparent..

If they are serious they should pass a bill to include e-transmission of results in REAL TIME!

Buharidgeneral:
Tinubu no dey forget. These are June 12 strugglers
Payback time

Ofunaofu:
Tension dey inside the heads of Tinubu data boys

1vandragon:
As usual... trying to deflect responsibility and accountability.

Terrible and self centred ruler

WorldRichest:
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Go and concentrate on your life before you end up begging for food

LagosOrigin:
That's a good president material if you ask me

Going to the people who elected you to know what they really want you to do for them and doing it the right way .


A good leader will be closer to the people

Peter Obi is spot-on on this one.


Tinubu went to Jos and instead of meeting the people, he stopped at Jos airport and ran away like a thief in the night ..

Freshandfitpod:
Nigeria is in deep trouble only VdM is our hope

expert234:
That gringory is better than Tinubu and atiku combined

Sermwell:
I used to think people who say Obi gives you guys nightmares were joking!! But you guys keep mentioning his name on matters that doesn't concern him!!

DestinyNigga:
Say it again without crying 😂 😂 😂

ogolemati:
Madridguy, yarimo, helinues newly recruited and the rest of agbero union members nairaland come and see

BetterScottish:
Una don add AI creation to una databoys CV abi..u try sha, reduce the color small next time, color too much but you sha try, double your hustle 30k no fit do am for dis your tin god erra, you sef know

Dailymemoirs4:
Why Tinubu Sat Fubara for Wike

By Soibi Versatile

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s handling of the Rivers State crisis showed one clear reality: when forced to choose between Nyesom Wike and Siminalayi Fubara, he picked Wike. The choice was not accidental. It was political calculation rooted in structure, loyalty, and broken agreements.

Fubara thought that by defecting to the APC he could outmaneuver his political godfather. The plan was simple: join the ruling party, secure presidential cover, and then renege on his political agreement to serve only one term. He believed that once he wore the same party badge as Tinubu and Wike, he could rewrite the terms of his emergence. He miscalculated.

Tinubu understands political structure. Wike delivered Rivers State for the APC in the 2023 presidential election despite being a PDP member. He deployed his grassroots network, controlled the state’s electoral machinery, and handed Tinubu 25 percent in a PDP stronghold. That is the kind of political capital that wins elections. Fubara brought no structure. He was a product of Wike’s structure. Without Wike, Fubara had no pathway to Government House in 2023 and has no pathway to retain it in 2027.

The emergency rule deal was explicit. To restore calm after months of chaos, Fubara agreed to certain things of which he would not seek re-election, he would not defect to the APC without Wike’s approval, and he would pay Assembly members their withheld entitlements. Tinubu brokered that peace. Fubara nodded to it. Then he tried to violate it. His secret talks with Hope Uzodinma to defect to the APC were a direct breach of the agreement. For Tinubu, that move signaled untrustworthiness. A governor who reneges on a presidential-brokered truce cannot be trusted to keep faith with larger national compromises.

Wike, for all his brashness, has been consistent. He fought for Tinubu when it was politically risky. He delivered his state. He accepted a ministerial slot becoming the controller of the Federal Capital Territory and became the administration’s enforcer in the South-South. In the Rivers conflict, he kept to the public terms of the peace deal while Fubara looked for loopholes. Tinubu saw who was keeping his word and who was scheming.

Defecting to the APC without Wike’s blessing was Fubara’s fatal error. He assumed the party platform was enough to neutralize his godfather. But in Nigerian politics, platforms do not win states. Structures do. Wike controls the Rivers APC and PDP structures simultaneously. He controls the Assembly. He controls the grassroots mobilizers who are the Local Government Chairmen and Fubara controls the seal of the governor’s office and nothing else. Tinubu will not trade a general who commands troops for a lieutenant with a title. That will be political naivety.

The one-term agreement mattered because Rivers politics is about rotation and balance. Wike installed Fubara to hold the seat, not to build a dynasty. The understanding was that power would return to Wike’s camp after four years. By plotting to extend his tenure, Fubara threatened that balance and invited instability. Tinubu chose stability. By siding with Fubara it would mean endorsing betrayal and rewarding a breach of agreement. That sets a dangerous precedent for other godfather-governor relationships across the country with he being a godfather himself.

Tinubu sidelined Fubara because Fubara tried to be too smart. He wanted Wike’s structure, Tinubu’s protection, and a second term he was not promised. You cannot eat your cake and still have it. In picking Wike, Tinubu chose the man who keeps agreements over the man who breaks them, the structure over the figurehead, and political reality over wishful defection. Fubara lost because he forgot who made him governor in the first place.


© Soibi Versatile

Inosky:
I'm beginning to detest this man. I wish there's a way Obi can leave his party to another party for him. Pompousness is his problem because he has seen attention Obi and Kwankwaso supported has given his dead party.

sleek214:
Aisha is bittered because she knows she won't be controlling Obi campaign funds like she did in 2023

festacman:
Like play like play, Koro is back into political reckoning in Lagos.

ogododo:
Protesters chant 'Tinubu must go' on streets of Abuja today.

Protesters chant 'Tinubu must go' on streets of Abuja today.

Video Credit : ComedianKoboko // IG pic.twitter.com/9vfr9MdiX0

— Vanguard Newspapers (@vanguardngrnews) June 11, 2026

Arostar2023:
That’s my fear, imagine some rash, semi-illiterate governors being in charge of state police. Na cartel kind of things be that…

commoditiesnig:
Very welcome news.. the state houses should pls deliberate and pass the bill asap.

The country needs state police urgently!

Sermwell:
So your PA is a very bad thing? Now I know

DrAkpa:
Please stfu

Gotocourt:
While the NDC is special, OK is cherished. Nigerians are beginning to follow individuals not party📌

Where's PDP of yesteryears 🤷🏿.

Sermwell:
Even Bobo Yekini cannot pull this crowd! Shame on him and his deluded supporters!

KontactMedia:
Roger Thompson Brown, the outgoing Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Seplat Energy Plc served as the CEO for only 6 years. He officially assumed the role of CEO on August 1, 2020 (succeeding the company’s founding CEO, Austin Avuru) and will step down and retire from the board on July 31, 2026.

Before taking over as Seplat’s top executive, he served as Seplat’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for about 7 years.

While Roger Brown’s tenure lasted for only 6 years, that of Austin Avuru was for exactly 10 years.>>>> https://thependulumnews.com/why-roger-thompson-brown-lasted-for-only-6-years-as-seplat-ceo/